Posted by Rick Kr on November 29, 2013 at 17:45:38 from (198.105.227.101):
In Reply to: New shop ideas posted by uncletom on November 29, 2013 at 16:27:23:
Everything Determined has said is spot on.
I have put as many of those as I could when building mine. It makes working out there much easier and quicker. Only thing I don"t have is running water and drains. Here a few pics, shop is a little dirty, was in the middle of digging trees for the fall and a big caulk 2 story caulk job.
Cable, Cat 5 wire, 220v with multiple plugs. 110v plugs every 4 feet on multiple breakers. Hose reels for the air compressor, tons of T8 lights on 4 switches, ceiling fans, overhead radiant, loft, R21 walls, R50 ceiling. Bright white walls. 40x60x14 w/12 foot doors, insulated.
It cost a little more, but its worth every penny as much as I use it.
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